Kant.C5.8D region List of Han

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1 kantō region

1.1 hitachi province
1.2 shimotsuke province
1.3 kōzuke province
1.4 shimōsa province
1.5 kazusa province
1.6 awa province
1.7 musashi province
1.8 sagami province





kantō region
hitachi province

mito, held branch of tokugawa clan.
matsukawa (sub-domain of mito)
matsuoka (sub-domain of mito)
kasama
shishido
shimotsuma
shimodate
hitachi-fuchū
tsuchiura
asō
yatabe
ushiku

shimotsuke province

kurohane
Ōtawara (not confused odawara)
kitsuregawa
utsunomiya
mibu
fukiage
sano
ashikaga

kōzuke province

tatebayashi
isezaki
maebashi
takasaki
numata
yoshii
annaka
nanokaichi
obata

shimōsa province

koga
yūki
sekiyado
takaoka
omigawa
sakura – based in modern-day chiba prefecture; held hotta clan
tako
oyumi

kazusa province

goi
tsurumaki
jōzai – based in modern-day chiba prefecture; held hayashi clan (jōzai). called kaibuchi, later reassigned takiwaki-matsudaira clan of ojima , renamed sakurai.
iino – based in modern-day chiba prefecture; held branch family of aizu domain s hoshina , later matsudaira clans.
ichinomiya
sanuki
kururi
Ōtaki

awa province

awa-katsuyama
tateyama
hōjō

musashi province

okabe
kuki
oshi – based in modern-day saitama prefecture; held matsudaira clan , abe clan
iwatsuki – based in modern-day saitama prefecture; held nagai clan, Ōoka clan, abe clan
kawagoe – based in modern-day saitama prefecture; held sakai clan, hotta clan, yanagisawa clan, akimoto clan, matsudaira clan
mutsuura

sagami province

odawara – based in modern-day kanagawa prefecture; held Ōkubo clan, abe clan, inaba clan
oginoyamanaka




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